Pick of The Week: Kis Furniture’s Esse Dining Table
When it comes to fine dining, very few tables impress quite like this Esse 240 Dining Table by Kis Furniture. We love the modern vibe and versatility of this striking table. No doubt, it’s our pick of the week!
The Esse 240 Dining Table is a contemporary piece like no other; its base is available in four different colour options: blue, bronze, titanium and anthracite grey. The designer has a choice to choose between two of the vast colour options to make the room speak a different language, and according to their contemporary lookbook.
With lacquered polyurethane legs and the top in extra clear transparent safety glass (thickness 15 mm), this is truly a plain yet eccentric piece for all those that yearn for modern royalty. It is 100% Made In Italy and comes in the following dimensions: L: 2400 mm, D: 1200 mm and H: 750 mm.
Available from KIS Furniture, you can now shop the look online at a little safe haven for all design lovers and designer furniture fanatics. The KIS Furniture online store offers rays of inspiration for the mind, quality furniture to buy and great prosperity for a lifetime.
Their experience in the interior design, décor and furniture industries span over 25 years and it allowed them to build up an extensive network of influential contacts and a veritable client base. They successfully managed to establish a reputable presence within the Contract, Hospitality, Corporate, Residential, Restaurant, Leisure and FMCG sectors of the market.
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